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Just a quick post to point you at a couple of my latest activities in the Umbraco communiity:
In November I spoke at the Umbraco UK festival on the subject: Umbraco and the 3 flavours of Azure: Webroles, VMs, Websites. The video of the talk is now online to watch.
Secondly I've contributed an article to 24 days in Umbraco the fabulous advent calendar for Umbraco enthusiasts. The article is called Mapping Umbraco content to POCOs for strongly typed views.
In the absence of regular blogging we also now have a news page on the Moriyama site where you can follow what is going on in the company. Our social media feeds (linked in the footer of the Moriyams site) are the best way to stay bang up to date!

You can contact me using the contact form on my company website.
Here are some presentations I have given:
2013: Umbraco and the three flavours of Azure
2011: Building Commercial Packages and The Deli
2010: Multi Language websites in Umbraco
I'm into speaking at the moment, I'm happy to come and talk at your event.
I am a content management enthusiast with more than 15 years of industry experience.
I run an Umbraco gold partner called Moriyama in which my role is involves all things content management and web related.
I run the Umbraco Level 2 certfication in the UK and travel worldwide to teach the course. I'm actively involved in developing and maintaining the course materials.
I contibute to the Umbraco project in many ways and have

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At Moriyama we have several implementations:
FTP
Azure Blob storage
Amazon S3
GIT
REST
ZIP
We'll take a look at the last one. The REST deployment adapter sends the serialised content to an endpoint and allows the receiving...(responsebytes);
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It is a very simple yet powerful concept. Umbraco already has excellent support for writing Media into CDN (S3, Azure etc), and this is the equivalent for content

It seems like an age ago now, but in 2013 I wrote about mapping Umbraco content to POCO and presented on the state of Umbraco and Azure as I saw it at the time.
I also wrote an article called My three circles of Web CMS Nirvana (I was into diagrams...:
Memory use is a concern in hosting on some of the cheaper Azure websites, memory is limited and overuse stops the site - and having an in memory cache often blows those limits.
Some of the Umbraco startup time tasks involve building that in memory... of the ideas that I had around scaling Umbraco in Azure websites are implemented in Umbraco 7.3. I know that there are ideas around a "new cache" which isn't a blob of XML in memory - but while we wait for that, I hope what I write here can provide some

of the Visual Studio solution:
Moriyam.Blog.Umbraco - is Umbraco installed with Nuget
Moriyama.Blog.Site - is my MVC application that I will eventually deploy to Azure websites as the runtime
Moriyama.Blog.Runtime.Umbraco - Stuff to serialise content